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Thanks for that i will have a look. Yes it was great.

Still talked about with fondness and Victoria Woods Acorn Antiques was done with affection brilliantly.

If anyone out there has read the book When Brum Rocked it shows how much music talent we had great read. Makes you proud to be a Brummie.

Liked Barbarellas but like a lot of places it all depends on when you went.

Used to go mid 70s busy then you also had a choice of clubs and pubs to frequent.

I was too young went past it on the bus though.

Spot on even picked my kids and their mates up when clubs have closed and you never settle until they are home safe. Some things never change and that's good.

With you there 100% Happy days great memories.

I take it you took the Lionel Blair remark as a compliment glad you loved dancing. Watched an 1977 Top of The Pops which i recorded off the TV songs some which escaped my memories but a youthful Tony Blackburn and Legs and Co. As you say fond memories

At least you were invited to leave and they did not ask you to pick a window. Great memories. Johnny Walker great DJ.

Just wondering if this garage was on the site of the latter Charters Garage and then Frank Stones opposite the Trust School backing onto Queens Park.

Went to school on the Number 11 bus . I think that more than any other followed by the Numbers 15 / 16 / and 53 . Remember running after the 15 and 16 trying to jump on the platform of the rear of the bus before the one man operated ones came on the scene. No sense of fear back then. The Number...

Great will drive down myself soon to bring back some fond memories.

Knew a gentleman that loved the beer festivals and frequented lots of them with like minded mates. Sadly no longer with us. Yes the strikes back in the 70s. Drank only a few shorts back then but not too many more expensive.

Priceless to you though.

Power to you Rosie.

Got my school rucksack together with my mates from Oswald Baileys in town by St Phillips Church. Also there was an Army and Navy stores in Hay Mills. They were okay but sometimes your books fell out but they were the in thing at the time and you just threw them down when you had finished.

Great to see all those cars outside great memories. How much would your Ford Escort be worth today. No you were a treasured customer food and Liebfraumilch eh. When i was coming out of a pub or club it was a boiled burger or hotdog with lashings of soggy onion .My lips are watering now. Remember...

Obviously she was not the one for you . Not your sense of humour. Did you tell her to get on her bike Dave.

Lovely memories of your Champion Otty nice one.